Sentence examples for suspects and when from inspiring English sources

Means immediately began availing himself of the bureau's repository of criminal records, offering to share information with suspects (and, when necessary, destroy paperwork) in exchange for cash.

Among the most precious information in criminal inquiries is the location of suspects, and when it comes to location records captured by smartphones, court rulings have also been inconsistent.

"Of all the chemicals, it is one of the prime suspects and when you look at the level of exceedence - often 100 times above national limits - it is suspect number one," he said.

"We can cause great harm to individuals and to the investigation when we suggest people are suspects and when we show images with red circles around the people, making them appear to be targets," Poynter wrote.

She knew I was gay all my life, I suspect, and when I finally came out to her in 1991, she said "surprise, surprise".

Their work seeks to identify and curb hidden racial biases that can inform a police officer's decision about whom to consider a likely suspect and when to fire a weapon.

The stark cover line, "The Bomber", overlays a picture of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the 19-year-old Boston Marathon bombing suspect, and when the magazine published the cover on Tuesday night there was an immediate backlash.

He gets fingered as a terrorist suspect and when he is killed, the Doll, guilty by association, becomes public enemy number one - hounded by the media, betrayed by friends, the victim of dirty tricks by spooks eager to ratchet up the state of alert, a useful pawn for politicians.

Attached to the end of their recent communique, the Animal Liberation Brigade let the US government know that their recent arrests have only hardened their resolve: "And a special message for the FBI, the more legit activists you fuck with the more it inspires us since we're the people whom you least suspect and when we hit we hit hard".

I suspected - and when I spoke to Prof Muller on Monday, he confirmed it - that this was down to a dearth of readings.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is the organisation that can deliver justice by making independent decisions as to whether there is sufficient evidence to charge a suspect, and when it decides that there is, by prosecuting the case effectively.